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Guebert is out of touch
Editor: Alan Guebert proves over and over he is completely out of touch with the real issues facing today’s cattle producers. His Dec. 3 piece (“While I can’t do math, I can read”) about agriculture competition is off-base and misinformed. As a cattle rancher and officer of the nation’s oldest and largest national cattlemen’s association,
It’s a great time to live on a farm
I can think of nothing better than living the farm life, and it becomes especially clear during the month of May. This morning’s walk was filled with sunshine and blue skies, with the countryside blooming both under foot and over head. The birds were singing with such enthusiasm, it was impossible not to whistle along.
More farms run by females
More than a quarter of all farm operations in the country are now run by women.
A job fit only for an ag superhero
What is the job description for the next U.S. secretary of agriculture? Superhero, explains Editor Susan Crowell in her column this week.
Pennsylvania lawmakers want state milk premium shown to producers
Lawmaker says Pennsylvania milk premium was intended for farmers, not milk marketers.
CAUV reform on hold in House and Senate committees
Time is running out if lawmakers are going to act on CAUV this legislative session.
Demand remains for non-genetically modified grain
Specialty millers prefer non-genetically modified grains for baked goods.
Eminent domain legislation nixed
SALEM, Ohio – A piece of legislation that would have asked Ohioans to put eminent domain rights into the state constitution has been rejected.
Read it Again: Week of Jan. 9, 2003.
Each week Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
Bird flu worries move on to Texas
Pennsylvania not out of the dark, but egg shipments resume.
